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LocumTenens.com invites an MD to provide inpatient interventional cardiology coverage in Bloomington-Normal, IL, with day and 24-hour shifts and on-site responsibilities.
The assignment requires board certification in Interventional Cardiology, weekend call, and the ability to manage acute cardiac cases while maintaining clinical workflows during the assignment period.
This inpatient facility maintains the clinical resources and established protocols necessary to support interventional cardiology services on an on-site basis. The facility is structured to accommodate day shift and 24-hour shift coverage, including scheduled clinic hours and weekend call responsibilities. Clinical operations are configured to ensure continuity of inpatient cardiac care delivery throughout each assigned coverage period.
The Bloomington-Normal area is situated along the historic Route 66 and is home to Illinois State University, offering clinicians on assignment a range of cultural and recreational attractions. Local highlights include Miller Park Zoo, the Children's Discovery Museum, and the Connie Link Amphitheatre, alongside arts festivals and live music events. Clinicians may also explore the Cruisin' With Lincoln on 66 Visitors Center and the McLean County Museum of History, providing varied options for engagement during time away from clinical responsibilities.
Clinicians will provide inpatient interventional cardiology coverage on a day shift and 24-hour shift basis, with clinic coverage scheduled from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM for one to two weeks per month. Weekend call responsibilities are structured from Friday at 5:30 PM through Monday at 7:30 AM, and call coverage is a required component of this assignment. Clinicians must maintain continuous availability to respond to inpatient cardiac cases and perform interventional cardiology procedures as credentialed by the facility. Board certification in Interventional Cardiology is required for consideration.